Alexey - Rob is dead on with his info. You may get a red in off the chains, I can't remember exactly. Then nothing but second and first knuckle locks the whole way. Totally solid locks. I'd also like to add that this is an excellent entry climb to break into .11c fingers for the down canyon climbs. So just get on this one. When you see that straight line on a Donald Ried topo with "5.11c fingers" next to it, you know it is going to be good! With that said, I normally don't tape up for Yosemite, but for this one I do tape a few fingers. Its rougher than Butterballs but smoother than say, the top section of Mirage.

"Vastly easier than Butterballs"-agree with this Rob . Just climbed it day ago, thanks Rob and Marc to encouraging downrate of the route -otherwise I would not jump on it. I've never onsite in the Valley anything harder than 10d before , so I was very surprise by myself when I reached anchors of this short ( ~35 feet) second pitch and said to my wife - I am 11c climber, ha ha. Not very long, since Vinita climbed it quickly and said - "it is about same or little bit easier than Sherry crack". So she downgraded it to 10c with her very small fingers, but for my average hands- 11a/b? I used 3 green aliens, 2 yellow 2 red and one green cam junior. The first pitch is very good on this climb too.

I taped up all of my fingers for this pitch, just for size. Even with a nice tape job I was still getting sinker locks. Pinky felt like 10d to me, it might be 11a for some one with big fingers. Butterballs is a grade harder for sure.